Can Injectable Fillers Be Used on Crow's Feet?

Botox can be used to improve wrinkles around the eye. Deeper wrinkles need a combination approach with Botox and lasers, microneedling/prp and fillers. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer

Hi there!
Botox is very effective at softening the crows feet. A very soft filler can be used if there are any static lines remaining (those that appear when you don't move your face or smile). Definitely try botox first though as most of the time this is quite adequate.
Best wishes 
Dr Rupert 

There are several fillers that can treat crow’s feet, including Teosyal, Restylane, Juvederm and Belotero. Fillers can smooth away wrinkles that are visible even when you’re not smiling. However, you should consider Botox or Dysport if you want to address creases that are visible only when smiling.

Occasionally, crows feet of long standing duration can be
deeply etched into the lateral orbital skin. Under these circumstances
injectable fillers may be helpful for treating this problem. In most
cases, crows feet are related to contractions of the underlying orbicularis oculi
muscles. For this reason, Botox injections are usually the treatment of choice
for this condition. On rare cases injectable fillers may be combined with Botox
injections to optimize the result.It’s
important to individualize treatment based on the patient’s specific physical
findings. If you’re concerned about crows feet, consultation with a board
certified plastic surgeon is appropriate. This surgeon should be able to
formulate a treatment plan that’s appropriate for your condition.

The best treatment for the crowsfeet is Botox. Due to the thin nature of the skin, botulinum toxin injections generally work better than fillers.

The exception to this rule is the patient who have deep wrinkles and thick skin.The hyaluronic acid fillers are clear, and can be used in these patients to soften the crows feet.

Crow's Feet are dynamic wrinkles that are caused by overactivitiy of the orbicularis oculi muscles.  These are best corrected by the use of Botox, as they are caused by muscle overactivity as opposed to soft tissue atrophy.

Injectable fillers should not be used to correct crow's feet. Botox injections in that area are the treatment of choice.

Can it be used? Yes; Is it commonly used? No.Botox is the mainstay treatment to soften these lines. Then, i would recommend chemical peels or laser to help stimulate collagen to thicken the skin and fill in the lines. Lastly, you can consider filler but I would be cautious as there are several important blood vessels and this is a risky area to inject, with likely a high chance of bruising as the skin is delicate.

Thank you for your inquiry. Yes,dermal fillers can be used for improving crow’s feet and there are a number of fillers,which can do the job. In my practice, I usually make use of Juvederm orRestylane. Others may also have Belotero and Teosyal in their list. All thesefillers can help in smoothening out the fine lines and wrinkles that areobservable even when your face is relaxed. Other than fillers, you can also optfor Botox to soften up Crow’s Feet that appear when you smile. At times, Botoxand fillers are used to together to address Crow’s Feet that appear when youare smiling and when your face is relaxed to achieve a more youthfulappearance.
To best determine which treatment methodwill be best to treat your Crow’s Feet, I would highly recommend that youconsult a board certified plastic surgeon who will assess your situation aswell as suggest possible solutions that will benefit you better. Make sure tolook for one who has enough experience in his or her belt to obtain maximumresult. I hope you find this helpful!

Yes crows feet can be treated with injectable fillers but I would strongly recommend softening of the crows feet with Botox initially and consider using fillers like Juvederm or Teosyal if ideal goals are not achieved 2 weeks post Botox injection.  All the best.